MOOD INGREDIENT RESEARCH
A transparent look at the published human research behind the botanicals in MOOD Chocolate—what researchers found, what remains uncertain, and what it means for you.
Explore the studies ↓EVIDENCE, AT A GLANCE
We prioritise human research, distinguish promising findings from established facts, and make every paper easy to inspect.
Small placebo-controlled trials have explored maca for sexual desire and sexual wellbeing. Some reported improvements, but sample sizes were modest and results should be interpreted cautiously.
Human studies of standardised black ginger extracts have examined grip strength, physical fitness and endurance. Findings vary by extract, dose, population and duration.
A systematic review found a small improvement in response time across acute studies, without a clear improvement in accuracy. It remains unclear how much is attributable to caffeine.
Epimedium and its flavonoids have been studied in humans for selected outcomes, limited direct clinical evidence on intimacy benefit from Epimedium itself.
HOW WE READ THE RESEARCH
Botanical research is nuanced. The quality of a study matters as much as its headline.
USE THOUGHTFULLY
Guarana naturally contains caffeine. Consider your total daily caffeine intake and avoid close to bedtime if sensitive.
Speak with a healthcare professional if pregnant, breastfeeding, managing a condition, or taking medication.
MOOD Chocolate is a food experience and not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
MOOD was created as a small evening ritual—a reason to slow down and make space for connection.
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